Lets lift a person in the air...

[Tuomas P.]

http://youtu.be/58u0H5beDzQ
Yikes...
TP.

 

[yeehaanow]

I think you are posting this one?
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/83914237/

Big load of BS, I think. Even if she only weighs 100 lbs.

 

[SoCal Blur]

The video is real and was done by a company called HeliGraphx who is forcing people that embedded that video in Youtube without their permission and other places to take it down which is why the link doesn't work anymore.

The official link is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77uK19KxMuI&list=UUuI5sWA3NabQW0iyMCf4_CQ&feature=share

 

[stitch1615]

I think you are posting this one?
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/83914237/

Big load of BS, I think. Even if she only weighs 100 lbs.

I just wonder how far she thought she was going that she took her purse with her.
I bet she was a tad disappointed at the short flight.

 

[W. Reimer]

I call B.S. Not a chance. they'd lift her purse, no problem...not her though

 

[yeehaanow]

It just looks strange. Most women I know cannot do even one pull-up, yet she seems to easily hold herself up by her arms, and it doesn't look like a big release when she "lands". Another issue is that the Helis are pulling away from each other at a pretty decent angle. I don't know the calculations, but I do know that it raises the force required significantly.

Here are the calculations https://www.facebook.com/HeliGraphi...1781027907066/611664732252024/?type=1&theater

So each heli is lifting 82lbs with 700mm 3D blades?? I remember when I put a 6 lb camera and gimbal on my 700mm heli, with stock tailblades it couldn't hold the tail. With 82 lbs I struggle to see how those things could hold the tail. It doesn't sound like they are struggling very much at all.
Let's see one heli lift 82 lbs straight up.

 

[Tuomas P.]

Yeah, I had a T-Rex with 800 blades and really long tail blades and only a 7D onboard...still the tail wasnt so good.
Oh well...
TP.